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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1905

Page

2

Lancaster County Grand Jury to hold September meeting

Notice from TRE LEDGER and Thornton S Carter of Lancaster County announcing a Grand Jury special meeting on the first Monday in September at the courthouse to consider road requests and other public interest matters. The bulletin from the Department of Agriculture notes Cecil Silt Loan as a key soil type in Lancaster County with yellow brown color, 6 to 15 feet depth, stiff clay, cotton as chief crop, yields around one third bale per acre, corn yields 1-30 bushels per acre, and limited oats sorghum and peas.

Lincaster Gretavilly News Waslington Department of Aricaltiarelus Lancaster County Cecil Sit Piedmont

The Cheraw Dispensary Debate in Local Press

Editor John T. Mevhan of the Cheraw Carolina Citizen argues the Dispensary should be run by law and cites testimony claiming mismanagement in Cheraw. He asserts Cheraw and Chesterfield County reflect wider state conditions and calls the system rotten locally.

John T. Mevhan Cheraw Carolina Iaw Cheraw Chesterfield County South Carolina News and Couvier

Increase In Crime After Dispensary Law Scrutiny

Special to the Charlotte Observer from Columbia compares three six year periods around the dispensary law to measure crime trends. It lists assaults, burglary, larceny, rape, perjury, forgery and murder across 1888–93, 1894–99, and 1899–1902, noting overall crime rose after the law’s enactment though murder and some offenses varied. The report cites population growth, jury performance, and rising court totals as context for a broader crime increase in the post law era.

Charlotte Observer Columbia

Dr King’s New Discovery Touted for Consumption Cure

AGIUM tragedy dail y en acted in thousands of homes as death claims each victim of consumption or pneumonia. F L G Santley of Oaktindon Ind cites his wife’s recovery after using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It kills germs, relieves, and is guaranteed at 50 cents and 1.00 by Crawford Bros J I Mackey Co Funderbark Pharmacy dealers. Trial bottle free.

G. Santley Oaktindon Ind Spodumptons Dr. King Crawford Bros. I. B. Mackey & Co Funderbark Pharmacy Deiggiats

Finley Predicted It Purifying the Dispensary Law

The Yorkville Enquirer notes Senator Tillman’s plan for reforming the dispensary, agreeing it mirrors the original idea but warning practical execution may fail. It recalls Finley of York County saying the system would corrupt any government and urges ending the whiskey trade to avoid ongoing graft and corruption.

Tillman Finley York County 5Th Congress Till

General Repair Shop Opens Opposite Pony & Harper Ginnery

An open notice announces a new blacksmith and general repair shop run by Bossy Mew Pheraon opposite the Pony and Harper ginnery. All work offered at reasonable prices and a share of patronage solicited. J Q Adams dated July 24, 1905.

Pony & Harper Ginnery J.Q. Adams

Private Sale Notice From Public Auction Office

A public notice offers private sale or auction services with an auctioneer network across multiple towns. It emphasizes client protection, title retention until payment, and bank transfer for property dealings, inviting property and proposition referrals to local agents at designated locations.

Nes Yarinds Chaden Griffey IL Gooding Blackshnrg Woo Moorhead

Land Investment Promises Prosperity and Discounted Prices

The advertisement urges quick land purchase in a distressed land of Paradise, claiming rising clouds of wealth and urging honesty. It touts brokers like J Edgar Pong of Buck Hill and offers a long list of properties with money making prices, inviting readers to collaborate and buy to resell. It emphasizes factional confidence and appeals to broad professions to join in business.

Paradise Ehip Edgar Pong Buck Hil

Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Modern Blood Cure

Greatly in demand, the medicine meets modern requirements for blood and system cleansing. Dr King's New Life Pills are advertised as a remedy for stomach ache and liver troubles. Available at Crawford Bros, J Mackey & Co, and Fanderbank Pharmacy, price 25e, guaranteed.

Unclear OCR fragment on local matters outputs

The readable text shows garbled names and numbers with no clear event or entities. It mentions an ABS item, totals, and scattered initials, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details suitable for a summary.

Unscrutable Ad Copy From Patched Notice Page

A fragmented OCR notice advertises tea products and comfort remedies amid unclear references. Names and places appear garbled, with stray terms suggesting a consumer plea or label, but readable specifics are minimal and the overall item reads as an indeterminate notice fragment.

Lancaster County Clerk Sale Notice Fragment

Fragmentary 19th century auction notice outlines a clerk sale in Lancaster with property descriptions, streets, alleys, and land parcels. It references Arch Street, Gay Street, and properties formerly owned by Leray Sprives and Aspanida Brown, with survey notes by I M Belk and dates in September.

Chae aiXi Leteaster Esanty Lancaster Gite Carallon Anid Howse Joey Erty Arch Street I. M. Belk Arshone Hall Leray Gao Wwe Soner Lida Bo Jones Mia Aspanida Brown Bitad Wyte BR Wyte Catawos Roser

Notice to Road Overseers in Lancaster County August duties

Notice to all overseers of public highways in Lancaster County to warn workers and repair each road section during August. The message, signed by Mr Gardner, County Superintendent, urges diligent maintenance and self governance.

Lancaster County Mr Gardner Co Super

Fragmentary note on a poet or proverb about women

An obscure historical fragment notes that all perfect women senders duoth and blind, suggesting a moral or social reflection rather than a clear event or person. The text appears as a brief, unclear snippet with no verifiable context or names.

Notice of Discharge for Estate Administrator McMurray

Notice states that on the Qa day of September, 105, Universigood as Administrator of Win N McMurray's estate will file his final account and seek final discharge in Easter County Probate Court. August 254, 1905.

Win N McMurray Dion Bane Easter County M. McMurray Jerrey Keight Lancaster County S. C Laura J. Knight

Lancaster Graded Schools to Open September 4 1905

The Lancaster Graded Schools begin the annual term on Monday September 4 1905. Local pupils pay a monthly incidental fee of twenty five cents plus tuition by grade for out of district students. The Factory school under Grace Whisenant also starts September 4 with no admission for children under six. A R Banks superintendent.

Lancaster Graded Schoola Hogone Bhy Grace Whisenant A. R. Banks Lancaster

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